Another Space Agency is Possible ASAP
For one month during the Klima Biennale Vienna, the exhibition Another Space Agency is Possible (ASAP) transformed a former Press-Haus in the allotment, Kleingarten Brunnstube, into a communal ground station that received live transmissions from weather satellites and hosted discussions on weather, space, and collective practices for living with, and responding to, the climate crisis.
View the title work of the exhibition, Another Space Agency is Possible ASAP.
Exhibition commissioned by Echo Correspondence as part of Im Rahmen der Klima Biennale Wien 2026, a project of KunstHausWien
Curation by Juni-Nyusta Ruckendorfer
Echo Correspondence team: Miruh Frutiger, Jurij Hartmann
Open-weather is a collaboration between Sophie Dyer and geographer Sasha Engelmann
Additional contributions from Vinita Deshmukh (University of Vienna), Daisy Hildyard, Michèle Boulogne, Imani Jacqueline Brown, Anna Lebedieva (Royal Academy of Art, The Hague), Grayson Earle, Bill Liles NQ6Z, Veronika Platz, Rectangle, Ellen Viste (University of Bergen and Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research)
Translation of audio work by author Lorena Pircher
Alternative printing processes made with Giulio Paolini at Die Druckstube
Graphic design by operative.space. Poster printed by Replikat Press
Special thanks to Ellen Viste, Camille Li, Veronika Platz, Greenlab, Victoria Nazarova, Nicola Locatelli, Sybille Neumeyer, the Non Linear Narrative programme at Royal Academy of Art (KABK The Hague), Mara Oldofredi, Max Kure and Leo Mühlfeld. Robert Preusse and Maria Neri of operative.space, thank you so much for your extreme generosity and patience with the exhibition graphics. Thank you to members of the Kleingartenverein Brunnstube, in particular its board, for supporting Another Space Agency Is Possible ASAP by entrusting us with the use of its Press-Haus and garden.
Documentation photographs by Manuel Correon Lopez